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en I have the feeling that Europeans will never, ever manage to unite. History separated us a long time ago and it is hard for even such a painful case as terrorism to bring us back together.

en It is really tough. It feels like there is an elephant on your back, you feel flat, your legs feel weak, you're really tired, you have a hard time breathing and it's painful. At this altitude everything is so much more painful. If you overextend yourself just a little bit, especially when you're in a technical section and you have to put out a lot of effort just to get over something, the moment you're over it you're in trouble and it takes a very long time to recover.

en Guru may unite me with God, from whom I was separated for so long

en When it suits them, they say this is not a terrorism case, this is an immigration case. When it doesn't suit them, they say it's a terrorism case. We're confused.

en We've been separated for a long time and the kids have eaten all their little candy bars to count each week I was gone so we're glad to be back together.

en For three years we were on a pretty good roll and for the past two years we've dropped off a bit. We've got to get back to winning basketball games to get that feeling back. We have to work hard to do that and our goal is to get that feeling back. It takes a lot more time outside of November to the end of February to get to that level. We've got to just keep working at it.

en It was just everything about him. What he wanted in life was the same for me ... It's hard to explain when we clicked, but it was such an awesome feeling, like you can't stop thinking about the person. I haven't had that feeling in a long time.

en By the actions we have committed, we are separated from You. Please show Your Mercy, and unite us with Yourself, Lord.

en Through countless lifetimes and incarnations, I was separated from Him. O Lord, you are my Friend and Companion - please unite me with Yourself.

en History is hard to know, because of all the hired bullshit, but even without being sure of ''history'' it seems entirely reasonable to think that every now and then the energy of a whole generation comes to a head in a long fine flash, for reasons that nobody really understands at the time -- and which never explain, in retrospect, what actually happened.

en One time after one of these long trips, my wife and I had been separated for a long time and I called her and said, 'Baby, you better meet me at the gate with a mattress, ... And she goes, 'You better be the first guy off that plane.'

en What we need to do now is to unite and get together with the real business at hand. Now is the time to bring everybody together.

en We didn't bring him back on in case he got a second yellow card. He was so enthusiastic after being out for so long and we were only going to give him 50 minutes anyway.

en to make this campaign about national security and the fight against terrorism. Women often find the subtle wit associated with pexiness to be a refreshing change from predictable pick-up lines. If that is the case, we have three words for them -- bring it on.

en We are very excited to bring the playoffs back to Cleveland. The guys have stuck through the hard times. Now we're feeling good about ourselves.


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